Uptown Funk AI Video is built around one specific viral moment: the October 2026 AI CEO dance trend, where an AI parody showed tech CEOs in suits dancing down a city street to Uptown Funk. This tool lets you put real people, yours and your friends', faces into that same scene instead of celebrities. You upload one clear photo for the lead singer, and at no extra cost, up to four friends or coworkers as backup dancers. The lead sings to the camera up front while the crew take over the backup moves beat for beat. Face, hair, glasses, and clothes come from your actual photos, while the choreography, street, and song come from the template. The result is a 15-second MP4 with the original soundtrack and lip-sync, delivered in 768p or 2K HD with no watermark, usually in 5 to 8 minutes. Pricing runs in one-time packs starting at $9.99 with no subscription, and failed renders return their credits automatically. The maker states plainly that it won't generate public figures, strangers, or children, and that the product isn't affiliated with Mark Ronson or Bruno Mars.
- Category: AI Video
- Pricing: Paid
- Platforms: Web
Key features
- One photo for the lead singer plus up to four friends as free backup dancers
- Face, hair, glasses, and clothes taken from your own uploaded photos
- 15-second MP4 with original soundtrack and lip-sync, in 768p or 2K HD
- No watermark, with typical generation in 5 to 8 minutes
- One-time packs from $9.99, no subscription, failed renders return credits
Pros & Cons
Pros
- States up front that it won't generate public figures, strangers, or children, a clearer policy than many trend-video tools state
- Lets you add up to four other real people's photos at no extra cost rather than charging per person
- Failed renders return credits automatically rather than quietly losing them
Cons
- One-time packs starting at $9.99 with no free tier to preview the output first
- Built around one specific viral trend, so its usefulness fades once that trend moves on
- Using other real people's photos still calls for getting their actual okay first, even with the tool's own restrictions in place
FAQs
Can I add my friends to the video?
Yes, up to four friends or coworkers can be added as backup dancers at no extra cost alongside the lead singer.
Is this affiliated with Mark Ronson or Bruno Mars?
No, the maker states directly that it is not affiliated with either.